Descriptions of four biological samples (I- IV) are given below. 1. Can be viewed using a light microscope with a total magnification of 1000X; possesses cell wall and does not possess mitochondria. II: Can be seen using a light microscope with a total magnification of 100X; possesses cell wall and has a nucleus. III: Needs electron microscope for viewing; can be found attached to the membrane system in the cytoplasm IV: Needs electron microscope for viewing, cannot replicate on its own, needs other specific cells for replication. 1. II, III, and IV repectively represent A virus, plant cell; ribosome; bacteria. C. bacteria, plant cell, ribosome, virus. B. plant cell, bacteria, vacuole, virus. D. bacteria; protist, plant cell vacuole, mitochondria.

Descriptions of four biological samples (I- IV) are given below. 1. Can be viewed using a light microscope with a total magnification of 1000X; possesses cell wall and does not possess mitochondria. II: Can be seen using a light microscope with a total magnification of 100X; possesses cell wall and has a nucleus. III: Needs electron microscope for viewing; can be found attached to the membrane system in the cytoplasm IV: Needs electron microscope for viewing, cannot replicate on its own, needs other specific cells for replication. 1. II, III, and IV repectively represent A virus, plant cell; ribosome; bacteria. C. bacteria, plant cell, ribosome, virus. B. plant cell, bacteria, vacuole, virus. D. bacteria; protist, plant cell vacuole, mitochondria.

Biology (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

ISBN:9781337392938

Author:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Publisher:Eldra Solomon, Charles Martin, Diana W. Martin, Linda R. Berg

Chapter4: Organization Of The Cell

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1TYU: Which of the following is the most fundamental feature that enables the cell to function as a...

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